How to import FLV to Final Cut Pro for editing

November 19, 2013 6:31 pm / Posted by Ian Lam to Web Tips and Tricks

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Final Cut Pro Media Types
Final Cut Pro is one of the most accessible and quickest growing non-linear video editing systems because of its ease of start and ability to work with a variety of media types. Apple lists Final Cut Pro as having a huge range of accepted media file types from Apple QuickTime-wrapped XDCAM EX media to Sony XDCAM HD to Apple ProRes footage.

How to import FLV files into FCP and edit FLV with Final Cut Pro on Mac? The simple answer to importing FLV files into Final Cut Pro is that you cannot do so without first converting it. This is an easy process, and you will likely want to convert FLV files to MP4 as long as they are not DRM. To do this, you will want to use an outside video compression program, and one that is built to convert FLV files to MP4 right from the start.

Doremisoft FLV to FCP Converter can help you to convert FLV files into FCP supported video file DV so that you can easily import FLV clip into FCP and edit FLV files with FCP free. Doremisoft FLV to Final Cut Pro Converter can also convert Camcorder video FLV files to most popular video formats, such as MOV, MP4,3GP, MPG, WMV, AVI, etc. And has the ability to transfer FLV files to iPad, iPhone, iPod, Apple TV, the like multimedia devices.

Doremisoft Video Converter Mac is also a perfect FLV Video Editor Mac, able to edit FLV files on Mac OS X with a few mouse clicks. For example: FLV to Final Cut Pro Converter offers you with FLV video clipping feature to keep your favorite part.

Three steps will finish the FLV to FCP conversion, please follow the instruction

Click the “Add File” button to select the FLV videos from your hard drive to Mac video converter.

Move your mouse cursor to Common Video and select an DV video format as the target formats.

Click on the Start button to start converting FLV to FCP.

Optional Step: Add Video effect
Before converting FLV to FCP, you can do this step.At the Edit window, click on the “Effect” tab and then you can adjust video contrast, brightness and saturation and even choose a special effect such as old film, gray and emboss to apply to your video.